The world is our office.

Taken at face value, the line frames work and ambition as unbounded by a single workplace: one’s “office” is wherever one operates, creates, negotiates, or performs. In a celebrity-entrepreneur context, it suggests a global, always-on mode of labor—touring, traveling, networking, and building brands across borders—where the traditional separation between office and world collapses. It also carries a note of self-mythology: the speaker positions themselves as a figure whose professional domain is the entire public sphere, implying scale, mobility, and influence. As a motto, it valorizes expansive reach and the idea that opportunities and responsibilities exist everywhere, not just within conventional corporate spaces.